Before the soot had even settled in Odessa's burned-out trade union building, where at least 40 people, mostly pro-Russian demonstrators, died in a fire May 2, the building was opened to the public - undermining chances that the promised investigation would supply credible answers.
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Economist: Ukraine’s murky inferno
Odessa's Trade Unions House burns on May 2. Most of the 46 people killed in clashes between pro-Ukrainians and pro-Russians died from smoke inhalation, according to official preliminary findings.
